Technology - general
New nerve gas detector built with legos and a smartphone
28 Jun 2018
Researchers have designed a way to sense dangerous chemicals using, in part, a simple rig consisting of a smartphone and a box made from Lego bricks, which could help first responders and scientists in the field identify deadly and difficult-to-detect nerve agents such as VX and sarin
First step to lasting wheat health
27 Jun 2018
Chip upgrade helps miniature drones navigate
25 Jun 2018
Buildings as power stations -- data shows they work: They generate more energy than they consume
23 Jun 2018
Chameleon-inspired nanolaser changes colors
22 Jun 2018
Inspired by nature, researchers have developed a novel nanolaser that changes colours using the same mechanism as chameleons; this could help in advances in flexible optical displays in smartphones and televisions, wearable photonic devices and ultra-sensitive sensors that measure strain
Seawater yields first grams of yellowcake
21 Jun 2018
New method makes weather forecasts right as rain
19 Jun 2018
System allows surveillance cameras to 'talk' to the public through individual smartphones
18 Jun 2018
AI senses people's pose through walls
15 Jun 2018
X-ray vision has long seemed like a far-fetched sci-fi fantasy, but over the last decade researchers from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (has continually gotten us closer to seeing through walls
Maharashtra plans AI clusters with Canadian help
12 Jun 2018
Investments in artificial intelligence clusters and AI accelerators as well as in the aerospace sector are expected to create 230 million new jobs in India over the next few years
Dogs can detect agricultural diseases early
12 Jun 2018
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